Circulators [noun]

Hill, the circulator of the Post, caused the arrest of five of the little fellows and they were locked up.

Controls are all in place and wired at the factory except connection to circulator.

We next examine 47, and find that it gives us the full period circulator, in 46 figures, at the beginning of this article.

He captured me as I emerged from the "penny-circulator" with my thumb in a book.

So now I have gas fires in all the rooms and a gas circulator and a gas cooker.

Now "circulator" in Latin means a charlatan—that is enough for Guy Patin.

Bess Walbert is as busy a little news circulator as youd care to find.

Look here, beer-seller; I want you to understand that I am not a circulator of counterfeit money!

I turn on the gas circulator and my gas fire and go back to bed and have breakfast and read my papers and letters.

Now comes the question whether the hot-water system shall be worked by a coke or a gas circulator.